Lectures
and Art Talks
Enrique
Flores-Galbis believes that art should be accessible to everyone,
and enjoyable to all, not just the art-elite. He has gained an
extensive body of knowledge through a lifelong passion for the
subject. He has been looking, learning, reading and speaking about
and practicing art. As a gifted “art-explainer,” he
is able to pass on the understanding he has earned with clear and
generous explanations that will turn on the lightbulbs and get
anyone excited about art.
Examples
from his Lecture Series:
Sensualists
and Prudes
How
does Rubens turn it into Jello and Picasso broken glass? Why does
de Kooning swoop like a roller coaster, or Balthus purr like a
cat? Is Velazquez too cool for school? And why is Magritte talking
to his hat?
A
relaxed Friday evening dialogue on visual systems, expectations,
and projecting desire — vicarious thrills or chaste intellectualizing?
Thrilling digital projections of the most beautiful paintings; Come speculate
in a lounge like atmosphere. Learn for the tickle and joy of it.
Hallelujah it’s Friday!
A
Lightning Lounge Lecture
Looking
to Learn
Learning
to look by creating a painter’s vocabulary: compression-release,
rhythm, push-pull, viscosity, slow read. These are just a few of
the terms we’ll clarify to animate paintings and then watch
them speak. On the last class we visit the Metropolitan Museum,
name the moving parts then stand back and listen. Bring your dictionary.
Master
teachers shrink mountains into molehills.
Also:
Sorolla
And The Sea
Velazquez,
the Evolution of the Phlegmatic Magician.
Brutes,
Beasts and Impressionists
Click
here for his Lecture schedule; available to all where space
permits.
Click
here to set up a lecture with Enrique Flores-Galbis